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"Angry Birds has been downloaded more than 3 billion times across all platforms.
By now you must have thought of some apps you wish to clone, if yes!
Then we are waiting to hear from you. Let us do Angry Birds clone if you wish to get it done. Later our expert app developers will make modifications
accordance with your requirements."

spent months researching the industry. I didn’t want to be like other companies, if I was going to do something, I was going to do it well and do it differently. I began looking into innovative ways of improving a service.

I connected with other cleaning companies – specifically ‘Maids in Black’- a cleaning company based in Washington D.C and run by Rohan Gilkes.

He shared his startup teething problems, his successes and techniques he found worked. He helped me with strategy, and every time I had an issue or an idea he ‘had been there done that’ and was always willing to share in a very selfless way.

After 6 months of planning, I still wasn’t running my business, but I was learning every day and energised by the opportunity in front of me.

I went to a business meeting with Rob Carter of Action Coach who summarised my actions at that point succinctly: I had been taking too look to ‘Ready, Aim, Fire’, when what I really needed to do was ‘Ready, Fire, Aim’ and get out there and start growing, adjusting as we grew.

One of the most pressing challenges facing software as a service (SaaS) business is to attract as many customers as possible. The only way your SaaS startup can grow is when you have more new customers than non-returning ones. If not, you’ll end up being overthrown by your competitors.

For years now, startups have struggled with finding the right mentors for when they need an expert opinion on the challenges they face on a day to day basis, finding investors during the seed stages, funding, regulations and even public outreach.

Thus, startup accelerators that provide all this under one cohort program are indispensable for business analysis.